Whangārei cops worst of cyclone's rain: Conditions to ease on Tuesday
The storm is bearing down on the region.
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Live: 'Just the beginning' - Gabrielle's eye on NZ: Heavy winds, monster waves; thousands without power
The whole of the North Island was put under a tranche of weather warnings yesterday.
Cyclone Gabrielle shifts slightly east overnight - what it means for your region
WeatherWatch said the cyclone's east position could reduce storm surge.
'Worst is yet to come': Cyclone warnings upgraded; red alerts for Auckland; power cuts; 133km/h gusts
MetService issues 17 weather warnings and watches across the whole North Island.
'It's getting worse': Heavy rain, wind as Gabrielle hits NZ; cyclone's latest track
Evacuation centres are today being opened as category three Cyclone Gabrielle bears down.
Cyclone Gabrielle: The town isolated by slips, wild weather
Mangamuka is cut off from its closest centre and residents are counting the cost.
17 rain, wind warnings/watches as Gabrielle looms, Harbour Bridge may close tomorrow; Air NZ cancels multiple flights
Evacuation centres are today being opened as Category 3 Cyclone Gabrielle bears down.
Live: 17 rain, wind warnings/watches for entire North Island as Gabrielle looms; cyclone's latest track
Evacuation centres are today being opened as category 3 Cyclone Gabrielle bears down.
'Prepare now': Gabrielle looms, monster-wave warning; follow cyclone's latest track
Secondary schools around Auckland considering closing campuses on Monday or Tuesday.
Cyclone Gabrielle now 'severe category 3' storm as it tracks to NZ - heavy rain watch for 71 hours
The worst of the cyclone is expected on Monday and Tuesday in the upper North Island.
Broken roads: Who pays to fix the damage?
Carriageways and highways have taken a hammering in a summer of bad weather.
Greens, Te Pāti Māori make candidate announcements at Waitangi
Two new candidates announced for Te Tai Tokerau seat
Community urged to have say on FENZ long-term leases
Consultation underway on a proposal to provide FENZ security of tenure over council sites.
Call for National Covid-19 Memorial Day for lives lost during lockdowns
End-of-life expert says whānau grief was exacerbated by Covid-19 social restrictions.
Governor General welcomed, late Queen and Ngāpuhi ‘Queen’ honoured at Waitangi
Last Friday's event an emotional tribute to the lives of Titewhai Harawira and the Queen.
Te Hiku milestones celebrated as accord turns 10
Prime Minister, ministers celebrate 10-year anniversary of Te Hiku social accord.
Inaugural Far North music festival to be held at Lake Ngātu on Friday
The new Lakeside Vibes music festival will feature a range of local bands and musicians.
Northland paddlers take out range of medals at national waka ama comp
Fifty-seven Pawarenga and Kaitāia rangatahi competed at the Waka Ama Sprint Nationals.
Northland out of state of emergency, escapes major deluge
The state of emergency was dropped after weather conditions improved overnight.
World-recognised musicians mentor Kaitaia College students
Musicians come from around the world to perform in Kaitaia
The journey from Te Rerenga Wairua (Cape Reinga) to Waitangi began today
Journey from Te Rerenga Wairua (Cape Reinga) to Waitangi returns
Locals say if it ain't broke, don't fix it - just maintain Hihi better
Hihi residents say roads and drainage need to be the focus ahead of beautification.
New Northland travel clinic to prepare Kiwis for safer overseas travel
New Onerahi clinic to spare Northlanders a long drive, and support safer overseas travel.
Live: 'It's a bit scary': Rainmaker hits - state highways closed north of Auckland, resident tells of water at doorway
Auckland has experienced record rainfall and more is on the way.
Live: Northland declares state of emergency; severe weather warnings in place; over 100 homes red-stickered
Auckland has experienced record rainfall and more is on the way.
Fundraiser supports beloved Mangōnui chef in his final weeks
Eatery's success tied to Green Kambukoll’s exceptional take on traditional Thai dishes.
Localised flooding, road closures predicted for Far North over coming days
The region is expected to be hit with more wild weather this week.
More dialogue sought on medicines law revamp
Meeting held at Parawhenua Marae to discuss rongoa as part of Therapeutic Products Bill.
Eddie Walker to take part in Wellington to Auckland cancer bike ride fundraiser next month
'Smear Your Mea' fundraiser returns to Te Tai Tokerau.
NZ Police are calling for any information people can provide about the two wanted men
Two men wanted by police are thought to be in Northland.
Family's rip ordeal prompts beach safety call
A surf lifesaving club captain shares essential beach safety tips this unsettled summer.
Getting Far North farmers off the farm and into the surf
The next SFF event is scheduled to be held on January 31.
Titewhai Harawira, a lifelong battler for Māori rights, dies aged 90
Lifelong battler for Māori rights to return home to Northland for burial.